Absolute path for img src attribute

thats an imagecache issue. Please look at their issue queue

There is some problems with imagecache. I am pretty sure, EugenMayer, you know what I am talking about :) I've marked http://drupal.org/node/702318 as duplicated since there is the same findings inside http://drupal.org/node/241541 issue. Recently, I've tested some patches and described my thoughts (and new patch) in http://drupal.org/node/241541#comment-2945544 If my patch will be commited to imagecache, you can consider my attached patch for wysiwyg_imageupload module.

Very nice contribution !!!

Thank you very much, i will defenetly consider to make it a part of the installation procedure so people dont run into those imagecache bugs.

Using http://drupal.org/node/241541#comment-2945544 for imagecache and http://drupal.org/files/issues/relative_paths.patch for wysiwyg_imageupload the absolute path problem is gone. Thanks a lot!

Well i will not take this patch in until the imagecache patch is not applied. I guess this would be the best approach, or?

Inlcuded in 6.2.0 beta 2. Thank you very much!

I've this issue. All my path's to images inside TinyMCE editor are absolute. Is this a regression problem?

# drush @tolp status

# drush @tolp pm-list --type=module | grep -i wysiw

# drush @tolp pm-list --type=module | grep -i imagecache

What about during node-render (view?)

This is the content of the textarea:
<span class="wysiwyg_imageupload image imgupl_floating_right imgupl_styles_spacing_5"><img src="http://<my-site>/sites/my-site/files/imagecache/wysiwyg_imageupload_preview/wysiwyg_imageupload/1/image.jpg" alt="25" title="" class="imagecache wysiwyg_imageupload imgupl_styles_spacing_5 imagecache imagecache-wysiwyg_imageupload_preview" style="" height="150" width="200"> <span class="image_meta"></span></span>Some text...

I've a development server (A) and a development desktop (B) both of them in a LAN with private IP's. So I've created some content in A from B desktop. The A server is listen on port #80 and port #8080. The port #8080 is redirected to por #80 with a ssh tunnel. Drupal website is installed (and configured) on port #80. From outside the LAN only the port #8080 is accesible and all traffic to port #8080 is redirected to B:8080.

When I work on B desktop I use port #80. If I create some content with some images and I look at the source code generated all the images have an absolute url (port #80). This works ok.

If I use port #8080 from B desktop and I create some content with some images the generated source code has images with absolute url (port #80). This works because I can access ports #80 and #8080.

But if I access B:8080 from a machine out of my LAN (C) I can't see the images because they have an absolute url with port #80. If I create new content from C machine I can see the images but I can't see images created (=uploaded) from B machine.

Of course a solution could be to redirect all incoming traffic to B:80 (not to B:8080) or to install Drupal in port#8080, but these are not solutions for me because I've not admin access to B machine.

Thx

WUI is not handling Ports at all. All it does using url(). I cant see how i could help here

Ok, thanks a lot.